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Hello, from Wonder Media Network, I'm Jenny Kaplan, and this is Wamanica. This month we're talking about outsiders, women who marched to the beat of their own drum

and rejected stereotypes about what women should be.

Their aesthetic pioneers, Norm Benders, and often one of the only women

in their field. Today we're traveling back in time to 150 years ago in a remote corner of

Persia. On this day, there's a large public gathering. Men walk to and fro, talking amongst

themselves, a low rumble filling the room.

But suddenly, amidst the cacophony of male voices, a female face shines through, and the noise

fades as everyone is shocked into silence. For the first time, she stands before them, a woman unveiled.

Let's talk about Tahare. Taahrir was born Fatima Baragani,

in Iran sometime between 1814 and 1819. She was raised in a prominent clerical family. From a young

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